Odysseus Ideal Hero

Batman (a.k.a. Bruce Wayne) is one of the most iconic superheroes in the history of comics and the world. Although some may consider him a vigilante because of the way he takes justice into his own hands, he is an ally to the people of Gotham, bringing peace to the city in its darkest nights. The story of how Batman came to be can be quite complex and is seen in various versions but in most, Bruce is disgraced by the death of his parents: Thomas (owner of a massive Wayne company) and Martha Wayne. Therefore, as this essay progresses, I will like to analyze various aspects of Batman's biography and psychology such as "Home", how he was raised by his parents, their unexpected deaths, and all of the elements that made Bruce who he is today.

The willingness to fight evil was evident in both of them even though they came from different eras they had the same warrior like values. Batman didn't have the same superhuman strength as Beowulf but that didn't stop him from saving Gotham from evil as Beowulf had superhuman strength to save Danish from the demons and his own village from the dragon. Batman and Beowulf differed in a lot but they both were similar in courage, smartness, and a willingness to fight

He tries to pull Batman and Dent into the side of evil, and to subvert the people 's concept of freedom, justice and hero. Batman is a typical representative of the hero who insists on absolute freedom and justice. The public is contented to the desire of super hero by the appearance of Batman. He wears a black mask and a cloak. Crossing over the skyscraper to catch criminals, his behavior lets people hooked but exposed the Americans’ unique views of the law.

Superheros are Lit/Superheros Characteristics When I was 10 years old I really got into superheros when I saw Batman begins for the first time I loved the fact that Batman went through so much training to become a hero to find who killed his parents and Batman was a billionaire who wanted to help his city come back to the way it was before his parents died. The best superheroes have certain traits that make them unique from other superheroes for example superheroes have some sort of power or have a great story line also they have double lives keeping two identities. Some superheroes have superpowers and some do not, but some of the best superheroes have powers such as the Flash, Superman and Deadpool. Flash is a superhero who has the ability to run as fast as the speed of light this makes him a great superhero because he has to learn to live with his powers and keep his powers out of his real life and not let anyone know he's the Flash. Deadpool has the ability to regrow body parts this makes him a great hero because he does not care for his powers he wants to get rid of them, but he acts like a villain, but is a hero so he adds comedy to his character which allows people to connect with him more.

He became furious at Batman for not avenging his death and killing the Joker. The Joker always returned, even when he is sent to jail. Jason Todd would eventually take on a villain identity, the Red Hood, and began hunting down the criminals of Gotham’s underworld, with no hesitation to kill. The Villain’s Journey is just as important as the Hero’s

Odysseus is not parallel to any set of villains or even a single villain. He just winds up in complicated circumstances where he suffers the wrath of Poseidon for killing his son, Cyclops in the attempt to escape. He uses one of his similarities with Batman; ingenuity, by telling Cyclops his name is Nobody. By doing so, when Cyclops calls for help, everyone in the surrounding area would ridicule him, for instance on page 224 line 455 when Cyclops yelled, ‘Nobody’s killing me now by fraud and not by force!’ Batman is faced with numerous trials, but still persists in his goal of fairness for all. Similarly, Odysseus just wants to return to his island home, but still treats his obstacles with as much as respect as possible.

Batman (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises) By far the most recognizable cinematic vigilante, Batman needs little introduction. Unlike colleague superheroes, this Guardian of Gotham City doesn’t possess any superpowers. So he relies primarily on intellect, strong will and innumerable skills, as well as on substantial wealth. Justice is served using cutting-edge technology capable of frightening even the nastiest of enemies. 3.

Yes this game seriously beats its predecessor, with a whole open world to unleash the dark knight 's fury on. With new villains, better graphics, and even smoother combat system Batman Arkham City is by far the superior game! Arkham City, a newly sectioned off area of Gotham is being used to house the mass and growing criminal population of Gotham. With the plot connecting Arkham Asylum to Arkham City, you are still in pursuit of Joker and his crazy partner Harley Quinn as they now try to unleash their mayhem on Arkham City. Doctor Hugo Strange the warden of Arkham City has placed you Bruce Wayne under arrest and imprisoned with the criminals of Arkham City.

Criminals show greediness and selfishness like the antagonist "Randell Boggs" from the movie Monsters Inc. In the movie Randell steals a kid from the human world to upgrade his scaring score, here it shows many acts of what a hero is not like stealing and cheating. But, Sully saves the kid named Boo and returns her to where she belongs. (Monsters Inc.). Sully shows heroism by returning Boo to where she belongs knowing he won 't get anything out of it, he just knows it is the right thing to do.

Well known heroes do not kill people with no sympathy or mercy. So is Odysseus really a hero? There is a lot of reasonings to both sides, he could be a hero because he was loyal to his homeland and men. He was also clever and dedicated to all his plans and ideas to conquer creatures and return home. On the other hand, he does not seem much like a hero because he was unloyal by having affairs on Penelope.

Batman is a superhero because he fights crime and makes the world a better place. As a child, he lost his parents and then grew into the superhero he is today. Even though Batman does not

Harvey Dent, white knight, saviour and “hero” of the infamous Gotham. Batman on the other hand, is the Dark Knight and the troubled hero who chose his identity over the people. Many believe that the movie the Dark Knight, communicates to viewers the superficial perspective of Joseph Campbell’s hero’s journey. However, Batman transcends that perspective of true heroism and what it means to be a hero. The underlying message in which the movie argues is that the whole concept of heroism is simply a myth created in Hollywood.